Gale (Firm). (1715). A Serious and pathetical exhortation to the clergy of the Church of England: To behave themselves according to the demands of their holy function at this present time. With seasonable advice to all that unhappy part of the nation, whose late behaviour contributed, in any-wise, towards the success of the pretender, without any real design of theirs to set him on the throne of Great-Britain.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). A Serious and Pathetical Exhortation to the Clergy of the Church of England: To Behave Themselves According to the Demands of Their Holy Function at This Present Time. With Seasonable Advice to All That Unhappy Part of the Nation, Whose Late Behaviour Contributed, in Any-wise, Towards the Success of the Pretender, Without Any Real Design of Theirs to Set Him on the Throne of Great-Britain. 1715.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGale (Firm). A Serious and Pathetical Exhortation to the Clergy of the Church of England: To Behave Themselves According to the Demands of Their Holy Function at This Present Time. With Seasonable Advice to All That Unhappy Part of the Nation, Whose Late Behaviour Contributed, in Any-wise, Towards the Success of the Pretender, Without Any Real Design of Theirs to Set Him on the Throne of Great-Britain. 1715.